Augustus in Greek
Augustus in Greek is Αύγουστος — Augustus means the first Roman emperor, born Gaius Octavius; also a masculine given name derived from his title.
Augustus in Greek
Αύγουστος
Pronounced: Avgoustos
The Roman emperor Augustus, also called Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus (63 B.C.E. – 14 C.E.); heir to Julius Caesar
What does "Augustus" mean?
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name The first Roman emperor, born Gaius Octavius; also a masculine given name derived from his title.
"Augustus ruled Rome for over four decades of relative peace."
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Augustus in a sentence
- Augustus ruled Rome for over four decades of relative peace.
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What is "Augustus" in Greek?
"Augustus" in Greek is Αύγουστος. Augustus means: The first Roman emperor, born Gaius Octavius; also a masculine given name derived from his title.
How do you pronounce Αύγουστος?
"Augustus" in Greek is Αύγουστος, pronounced "Avgoustos".
How do you use "Augustus" in a sentence?
Example: "Augustus ruled Rome for over four decades of relative peace." In Greek, "Augustus" is Αύγουστος.
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